George W. Bush

Doing so will also foster economic growth, contribute to environmental stewardship, and enable scientific and technological excellence.

Terrorists attacked our fellow citizens and took innocent lives.

I'm moving out of the councils of government. I'm trying to get directly to the people to find out.

Make no mistake, America still has enemies who want to bring us harm, however and wherever they can.

Our Government is going to try to do our best.

We're spending your money.

Anytime anybody attacks our homeland, we'll be on the hunt, and we'll find them.

Folks want to rebuild their— the feed man told me, he said, 'I got wiped out, but I'm starting tomorrow to rebuild my company.'

I'm sorry I'm here under such circumstances.

This plan will reduce all taxes immediately.

Nothing has changed, and you shouldn't expect it to change.

We will stay as long as necessary to make sure that the Iraqi people have a Government of, by, and for the Iraqi people, and then we'll come home.

Thanks to the United States of America, young girls now go to school for the first time in their lives.

This is a good plan because it makes a difference to all kinds of people, people who could use that extra money.

Your name is among the greats, and it deserves to be.

Our biggest job is to make sure the American homeland is secure.

We can deal with that two ways.

He wants both parties to focus on what they should do.

I want to thank the good folks of Santa Fe for their warm hospitality.

We need at least $550 billion in tax relief over the next decade, big enough to make a real difference in the paychecks of American workers.

I urge the Senate to complete its work next week so the House and Senate can work out their different versions and get a tax relief bill to my desk as soon as possible.

This week's progress demonstrates that both Houses of Congress and both political parties agree that tax relief will help this economy.

I hereby request and make available $280.0 million for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of the Department of Homeland Security.

Making the most of economic opportunities will require broader and better education, especially among women who have faced the greatest disadvantages.

I ask the Congress to consider the enclosed amendments to the Administration's FY 2004 budget submission.